Flock Safety Overhauls Platform After Police Misuse Scandals
Flock Safety announces mandatory audits, case codes, and shorter data retention after police misuse scandals. Critics say changes don't go far enough.
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Flock Safety announces mandatory audits, case codes, and shorter data retention after police misuse scandals. Critics say changes don't go far enough.
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